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You really shouldn't be using software that is in alpha stage of development, as the only browser.

There may be bugs and vulnerabilities no one has run into yet and bork your browser data.

I have devices with Android 4.4 still working smoothly. All these apple anecdotes that think Android just blows up after a few years is a shitty cope at best. There are also probably more old Android phones surviving in the wild considering how affordable they are and usually more repairable.

And guess what? without the OEM updates and playstore not having compatible apps usable anymore, there's still troves of opensource apps and development going on that make it still viable as an alternative usage like media consumption, storage, security camera, and more.

Unlike Apple, where you're just bound to a single store and no sideloading.

Android OEMs do suck at supporting their devices, is bloated but that doesn't mean they all commit mass suicide after few years as sheeples think.

• Joey overlays AI voice and emojis on Fred's video on Tiktok
• Dave posts it on Xitter with his own commentary
• Rick takes a video of a video with the entire tweet superimposed Ends up on reddit
• DorkyDodo removed and moans about the petty annoyances but not the topic itself
• Everyone upvotes DorkyDodo
• Terminally online nerds talk about it Lemmy

is anyone stopping you?

without creating intense hot spots that literally warp and destroy your pans

We've been using off-the-shelves induction stoves for about 10 years and never had this problem. I would definitely love to see a longer duration of comparison of the heatspots in traditional (non-induction) and induction cookware though.

You always get intense heat where the bottom of the pan makes contact and then the sides are hundreds of degrees cooler, which means your French omelettes stick to the sides of the pan and get ruined

Do you not have nonstick cookware (cast iron, carbon steel, etc)?

The article is exaggerating the guy's setup way too much. Opsec doesn't end at the application level... The OS (the most popular being in bed with US), ISP, tor nodes, Honeypot VPNs, so on and so on could leave a trail.

Using telegram public groups and obfuscating a calculator as a password protection layer is hillbilly level of security.

And i'm glad these fuckos don't have the knowledge to go beyond App developers marketing.

After a century… boy that's depressing.

I bet the chinese are going to stop exploiting the south china sea and the japanese will stop hunting whales in mass after exploiting it for a century.

I'm telling you when they do stop, it'll be turned into an uplifting news. We'll almost have 10 whales in the wild by then, but Yaay!!

It never ceases to amaze me how iPhone users think a bump in a version years down the road, keeps them secure while the browser in iOS needs whole god damn system update to upgrade.

You wait for that patch for a Safari vulnerability for whenever Apple feels like it but Android devs can push patch and deploy within days or hours. And also sideload it, if a really important fix would take a long time through regular channels. And also there's more than 1 browser engine on Android, so all users aren't vulnerable to the same exploit at the same time.

But hey, keep on swallowing that Apple marketing wholesale though.

That is what happens when you slash taxation on the richest and allow inequality to explode. Your economies die, and your children don’t eat, and they wear thick jumpers, as I did, in the winter, and they shiver, with their families, in cold homes.

And that is why the propaganda starts early and you're a traitor to question the logic.

There's also war abroad they trumpet up every so often to deflect from any responsibility. It's always "get-out-free-of-consequences" card and people feel smug for arbitrary reasons or downright lies to have their tax sent to kill innocent people in thousands while the military complex rakes in billions. So they have been doing it time and again with great success.

"Thank you for your service"

Doesn't Google play store also modify and build the binary themselves to "generate and deliver APKs that are optimized for each device configuration, providing users with more efficient apps"?

https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/9859152#apk

"anyway, here's wonder wall"